I don't say no.

But cards on a Sunday evening! No indeed." "Oh, I say, Skinner," objected Wallie Hine.

"There's no harm in a little game." Garratt Skinner shook his head at Hine in a grave friendly way.
"Better leave cards alone, Wallie, always.

You are young, you know." Hine flushed.
"I am old enough to hold my own against any man," he cried, hotly.

He felt that Garratt Skinner had humiliated him, and before this wonderful daughter of his in whose good favors Mr.Hine had been making such inroads during supper.